UPCOMING WEBINARS
Who We are, Why it Matters: Strengthening Professional Identity in Case Management
Wednesday, November 12th, 3 p.m. ET
1 hour RN, CCM
Professional identity (PI) is the cornerstone of effective case management practice, shaping how professionals perceive their roles, collaborate across teams, and advocate for patients. This webinar explores the evolving concept of PI in case management by drawing on key literature, international perspectives, and original survey findings.
Everyone Welcome!
Fee: $20
This fee will be a donation to the CMSA Foundation. All proceeds benefit the CMSA Foundation and are Tax-Deductible. A donor receipt will be emailed within 7 business days of the registration date for your accounting records.
Everyday Empowerment: Community Coaching for Successful Transitions
Wednesday, November 19th, 11 a.m. ET
1 hour RN, CCM
As the pace of population aging accelerates, the nursing home sector faces an access to care crisis. Limited admissions and downsizing have left many older adults without the necessary care and placement, while current residents risk displacement (American Health Care Association, 2023). This issue is compounded by the increasing demand for long-term care services. The Community Coach is a role designed to augment services delivered by home and community-based case managers. Together, the Community Coach and client choose needed content through the use of a topical menu and road map for a successful transition. This program focuses on enhancing life skills and fostering community connections, which are crucial for successful reintegration.
Fee: Free to members | $40 for nonmembers
PAST WEBINARS
Turning the Stroke Journey into a Path of Empowerment and Healing to Enhance Recovery and Quality of Life
Wednesday, July 9th, 2025 | 2:00 p.m. Eastern
Recording: https://www.pathlms.com/cmsa/courses/107715
** RN, CCM ** Join us for this insightful webinar showcasing a quality improvement initiative conducted at Al Hada Armed Forces Hospital in Taif, Saudi Arabia, aimed at transforming the care experience for ischemic stroke survivors. With an average modified Rankin Scale (mRS) score of 3.33 among patients—indicating considerable functional limitations—this project sought to enhance poststroke outcomes through the implementation of a comprehensive, evidence-based case management model.
Sustainable and Scalable Initiatives to Address Food Insecurity
Friday, June 13th, 2025 | 1 p.m. Eastern
Recording: https://www.pathlms.com/cmsa/courses/106824
** RN, CCM, SW ** Partnering with donors, community and stakeholders is essential in addressing food security. Economic uncertainties with social drivers of health impact U.S. citizens daily. This presentation will describe the multidisciplinary integration of these and other initiatives that are proving efficacious in alleviating food insecurity. It will further explore known outcomes including sustainability and scalability.